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Russian Court Liquidates Royzman Foundation After Fundraising Audit
A Russian court liquidated the Royzman Foundation, a charity founded by former Yekaterinburg mayor Yevgeny Royzman, following a Ministry of Justice audit of its 2021-2022 fundraising campaign for Zolgensma, which raised 222 million rubles, with over 131 million rubles remaining after the campaign en...
Russian Court Liquidates Royzman Foundation After Fundraising Audit
A Russian court liquidated the Royzman Foundation, a charity founded by former Yekaterinburg mayor Yevgeny Royzman, following a Ministry of Justice audit of its 2021-2022 fundraising campaign for Zolgensma, which raised 222 million rubles, with over 131 million rubles remaining after the campaign en...
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60% Bias Score


Naval Academy Removes Nearly 400 Books Following Trump Executive Order
The U.S. Naval Academy removed nearly 400 books deemed to promote "discriminatory equity ideology" per President Trump's executive order, sparking criticism over censorship and its impact on cadets' education, including the removal of titles by Maya Angelou and Ibram X. Kendi.
Naval Academy Removes Nearly 400 Books Following Trump Executive Order
The U.S. Naval Academy removed nearly 400 books deemed to promote "discriminatory equity ideology" per President Trump's executive order, sparking criticism over censorship and its impact on cadets' education, including the removal of titles by Maya Angelou and Ibram X. Kendi.
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52% Bias Score


Spanish Councilwoman Halts Lysistrata Performance, Sparking Censorship Debate
In Linares, Spain, a councilwoman stopped a performance of Aristophanes' Lysistrata due to concerns about its content and the presence of children and elderly people, sparking criticism and highlighting broader issues of censorship and freedom of expression.
Spanish Councilwoman Halts Lysistrata Performance, Sparking Censorship Debate
In Linares, Spain, a councilwoman stopped a performance of Aristophanes' Lysistrata due to concerns about its content and the presence of children and elderly people, sparking criticism and highlighting broader issues of censorship and freedom of expression.
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56% Bias Score


Authoritarian Regimes Use Language Restriction to Suppress Dissent
U.S. President Trump's 2024 inauguration speech declared a binary gender policy, followed by federal agencies banning over 100 words related to minority groups; similar actions by Argentina's Milei and Russia's Putin demonstrate a pattern of authoritarian regimes using language restriction to suppre...
Authoritarian Regimes Use Language Restriction to Suppress Dissent
U.S. President Trump's 2024 inauguration speech declared a binary gender policy, followed by federal agencies banning over 100 words related to minority groups; similar actions by Argentina's Milei and Russia's Putin demonstrate a pattern of authoritarian regimes using language restriction to suppre...
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60% Bias Score


US Law Firms Scrub DEI Initiatives Amid Trump Administration Pressure
Following President Trump's attacks on DEI programs, nearly two dozen major US law firms have quietly removed DEI references from their websites and revised pro bono work descriptions, showcasing the administration's success in intimidating the legal profession.
US Law Firms Scrub DEI Initiatives Amid Trump Administration Pressure
Following President Trump's attacks on DEI programs, nearly two dozen major US law firms have quietly removed DEI references from their websites and revised pro bono work descriptions, showcasing the administration's success in intimidating the legal profession.
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56% Bias Score


Nigeria Bans Song Criticizing Tinubu's Economic Policies
Nigerian authorities banned Eedris Abdulkareem's song "Tell Your Papa," which criticizes President Bola Tinubu's economic policies and resulting hardship, prompting a freedom-of-expression debate and legal challenges from rights groups; the song was released April 6th.
Nigeria Bans Song Criticizing Tinubu's Economic Policies
Nigerian authorities banned Eedris Abdulkareem's song "Tell Your Papa," which criticizes President Bola Tinubu's economic policies and resulting hardship, prompting a freedom-of-expression debate and legal challenges from rights groups; the song was released April 6th.
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40% Bias Score

Mexican Singer Flees Stage After Narcocorrido Ban, Facing Violent Backlash
Mexican singer Luis R. Conriquez was forced to flee a stage on Saturday after telling fans he was banned from performing narcocorridos, songs glorifying drug cartels; the incident resulted in violence and equipment damage, highlighting a government crackdown on the genre following similar incidents ...

Mexican Singer Flees Stage After Narcocorrido Ban, Facing Violent Backlash
Mexican singer Luis R. Conriquez was forced to flee a stage on Saturday after telling fans he was banned from performing narcocorridos, songs glorifying drug cartels; the incident resulted in violence and equipment damage, highlighting a government crackdown on the genre following similar incidents ...
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48% Bias Score

Rosenheim Activists Face Harsh Penalties for Protest Against Far-Right Council Member
Fourteen activists protesting the swearing-in of far-right politician Stefan Bauer at Rosenheim city council face fines up to €2,100 and bans from council meetings; Bauer, expelled from the AfD for extremism, was seated due to a technicality.

Rosenheim Activists Face Harsh Penalties for Protest Against Far-Right Council Member
Fourteen activists protesting the swearing-in of far-right politician Stefan Bauer at Rosenheim city council face fines up to €2,100 and bans from council meetings; Bauer, expelled from the AfD for extremism, was seated due to a technicality.
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48% Bias Score

French Journalist Suspended for Comparing Algerian Conquest to Oradour Massacre
RTL journalist Jean-Michel Apathie was temporarily suspended for comparing the French conquest of Algeria to the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre, prompting renewed discussion of the "enfumades," the asphyxiation of thousands of Algerians, and General Bugeaud's "razzias," which involved the destruction of...

French Journalist Suspended for Comparing Algerian Conquest to Oradour Massacre
RTL journalist Jean-Michel Apathie was temporarily suspended for comparing the French conquest of Algeria to the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre, prompting renewed discussion of the "enfumades," the asphyxiation of thousands of Algerians, and General Bugeaud's "razzias," which involved the destruction of...
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48% Bias Score

Turkish Musician Ezhel's Exile Highlights Suppression of Dissent
Ezhel, a Turkish musician, was forced into exile after his critical songs sparked accusations of treason and terrorism, highlighting the suppression of dissent and the contrasting success of patriotic artists like Norm Ender.

Turkish Musician Ezhel's Exile Highlights Suppression of Dissent
Ezhel, a Turkish musician, was forced into exile after his critical songs sparked accusations of treason and terrorism, highlighting the suppression of dissent and the contrasting success of patriotic artists like Norm Ender.
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60% Bias Score

Venezuelan Journalists Arrested for Reporting on Rising Crime
Caracas-based journalist Nakary Ramos and her husband Gianni González were arrested and charged with hate speech and publishing false news after their report on rising crime rates contradicted government claims; this exemplifies the ongoing repression of journalists in Venezuela.

Venezuelan Journalists Arrested for Reporting on Rising Crime
Caracas-based journalist Nakary Ramos and her husband Gianni González were arrested and charged with hate speech and publishing false news after their report on rising crime rates contradicted government claims; this exemplifies the ongoing repression of journalists in Venezuela.
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60% Bias Score

German Editor Sentenced for Defamatory Meme of Interior Minister
A German court sentenced David Bendels, editor-in-chief of the AfD-affiliated Deutschland Kurier, to a seven-month suspended prison sentence and a €1,500 fine for posting a manipulated image of Interior Minister Nancy Faeser on X, depicting her with a sign reading "I hate freedom of speech," despite...

German Editor Sentenced for Defamatory Meme of Interior Minister
A German court sentenced David Bendels, editor-in-chief of the AfD-affiliated Deutschland Kurier, to a seven-month suspended prison sentence and a €1,500 fine for posting a manipulated image of Interior Minister Nancy Faeser on X, depicting her with a sign reading "I hate freedom of speech," despite...
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60% Bias Score
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